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Business and Finance for Maintenance
and Reliability Professionals
Presented by Management Resources Group (MRG)
November 9, 2010
Southbury, CT
Often we are asked to develop Reliability programs with
the seemingly contradictory environment of continual downward
pressure on budgets. This environment appears to limit the
ability to initiate and execute larger well-engineered Reliability
programs due to their upfront implementation costs. However,
this appearance is often simply the manifestation of a more
controlled financial environment which requires a different
process for program approval. In the competitive times we
are in, corporations are prudently instituting tighter control
over capital and operating expenses, thus requiring greater
scrutiny over financial requests. Bottom line,
a company wants to see bottom line
results for any and all investments! As a shareholder, this
is welcome news. As a Maintenance or Engineering Professional
(MEP), this is simply another level of effort we must accept.
This workshop is designed to give the non-financial professional
the basic tools to build a business case that financial
professionals will understand and accept.
Audience
•Plant Managers
•Operations Managers
•Maintenance Managers
•Operations Supervisors,
•Maintenance Supervisors
•Planners
•Schedulers
•Maintenance Craftsmen
•Storekeepers.
Company Experience
MRG is a professional services firm dedicated to assisting
our clients in their effort to optimize the reliability
and performance of their physical assets, thereby maximizing
the financial and business return on those assets.
MRG’s solutions are custom designed to support our
clients’ business objectives and are enabled by an
integrated holistic approach that incorporates proprietary
methodologies, tools, libraries and industry best practices.
We deliver solutions domestically and globally with highly
experienced and knowledgeable business advisors, consultants,
engineers and strategic partners. MRG’s innovative
solutions include services such as, but not limited to,
enterprise-wide reliability programs, business process optimization,
effective culture change processes, cost effective applications
of equipment failure analysis techniques, targeted training
initiatives, CMMS/EAM data enhancements and implementation
support.
MRG’s goal, unchanged since its inception in 1987,
is to deliver tangible value to our clients while adhering
to the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.
THE DETAILS
What: Business and Finance for Maintenance and Reliability
Professionals
When: November, 9, 2010
Where: MRG Headquarters, Heritage Landmark, 555 Heritage
Road, Suite 2, Southbury, CT 06488
How: For non-members, click
here. Once you successfully become a member, please
use the SMRP member instructions for registering. For SMRP
members, click
here.
* SMRP Members, you will need to use your
SMRP login and password before you register for a workshop.
Please have these before you try to register. If you do
not remember your login or password, please use the button
that helps you retrieve that information on the login page.
If you are still having problems, please email Ali
Sturman.
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